Fragen über die Beispielsätze mit, und die Definition und Benutzung von "Suitable"

A: fit for
appropriate for
matches with
best accompanied by/with

I think he is a suitable match for you.

I think that dress is suitable for a wedding.

A: It means worthy or a good choice. "Her experience makes her a suitable candidate for the job."

A: fitting for a particular occasion or set of circumstances.

The dress was suitable to wear to a wedding.

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A: Laptops are suitable for everyday use.

Suitable clothing to wear are short pants, t-shirts, and flip-flops when going to the beach.

A: Examples: The old bag was still suitable for the trip.
I think I will buy this car instead because it is more suitable for my family.

A: Okay so they are basically all synonyms of each other, they generally mean the same thing. Suitable and fit have a really close meaning. They can both mean "best for", it's the best or better thing for something to work well. For example, "a coat is more suitable for cold weather than hot weather". The words fit and suitable are most often used in sentences as "suitable for ____." Then, "Appropriate" and "proper" are more similar to each other. They can mean the same thing as "suitable" and "fit" as well, meaning what is best for something. However, "appropriate" and "proper" are specifically known more to be used when talking about something that is also polite, not offensive, or follows the rules. For example, "Violent and sexual programs on television are inappropriate for children." Saying the programs "are not suitable for children" is the same way to say it, but the more casual and common usage would be "inappropriate" because that word is so often related to something being offensive and causing distaste, discomfort, anger, or disgust. People are way more likely to say "inappropriate" about things that should not be done or mentioned in the places that it happened- such as using curse words, being rude, sexual behavior. "Proper" and "appropriate" could also mean that the action or idea basically follows how something is expected to be done. The word "proper" can be seen as a bit more formal than "inappropriate". In a common way, "proper" is most associated with following rules and expectations, especially in a formal sense when talking about manners. For example, formal dinner parties especially are known to have rules about table manners such as keeping your elbows off the table. "Keeping elbows off the table shows proper table manners" or a teacher telling a student slouching in their chair "sit up, sit properly". Here, "proper" would sound best rather than "fit/fitting", and "suitable"

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A: “Suitable” implies some kind of purpose or situation. You can say the movie is suitable *for children*, but you can’t say the movie is just suitable. The hammer is suitable *for the job*, but it can’t just be suitable.

“Proper” can also be used with the purpose or situation, but it can also make sense without it. “He doesn’t know how to wear the proper clothes” makes sense as a complete sentence, even though I could mean “He doesn’t wear the proper clothes for this weather” or “He doesn’t wear the proper clothes to impress his boss”.

A: Suitable is a synonym of fit,approriate
Ex that shirt is suitable to you.
Deserve means be worthy
Ex you deserve a better one who can make you more happy than i can.

A: Very little difference.

Suitable means appropriate for a certain situation, or appropriate for a person.
eg; That seems like a suitable gift for him!
eg; I'm not sure this movie is suitable for children...

Appropriate means pretty much the same thing, but maybe sort of implies being non-offensive (especially when using the negative version of the word: inappropriate)
eg; Make sure you are behaving appropriately!
eg; Don't shout in the library! That was incredibly inappropriate.

When in doubt, use appropriate! Suitable isn't used very often, and when it is, appropriate can always be substituted.

A: Wearing no clothes in public is not appropriate.

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A: suitable.

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A: Hope this helps! 😊

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A: Suitable